Faustian

美 [?fa?sti?n] 　英 ['fa?sti?n]

• adj.浮士德式的（交易或協(xié)議）（為獲得財(cái)富、成功或權(quán)力而不擇手段）
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)本意識(shí)

英漢解釋

adj.	1. relating to Faust, a German doctor who sold his soulspirit part of his body to the devilpowerful evil spirit in exchange for knowledge and power

例句

That was the bargain he struck in 2007, a bargain that would be hard to call Faustian: the end was clear from the beginning.

那是他在2007年做的一筆交易，一筆很難稱之為浮士德式的交易：結(jié)局從一開(kāi)始就已明了。

This Faustian bargain would be acceptable if only to stabilize what now appears to be an even more dangerous deflationary debt liquidation.

只有在穩(wěn)住了看似非常危險(xiǎn)，并可能帶來(lái)通貨緊縮的債務(wù)清算，我們才可能接受這個(gè)浮士德交易。

But in a moment of faustian proportions, I pretended to be straight.

但在一個(gè)浮士德式的比例時(shí)刻，我假裝連敗。

The arc of my upward mobility has come with a Faustian downside.

我的向上流動(dòng)的弧線拿出一個(gè)浮士德式的缺點(diǎn)。

The relationship between the Vatican and Rome's German occupiers was, Mr. Katz says, a Faustian pact.

凱茲說(shuō)，梵蒂岡和羅馬的德國(guó)占領(lǐng)者之間是一種浮士德式的契約關(guān)系。

His work will help Chinese officials understand the "Faustian bargain" in which they are engaged with the U. S.

他的作品將幫助中國(guó)官員明白他們與美國(guó)所做的“浮士德交易”。